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Heat 3 Winner: Shruthi Srinivas, MD - Best of the Best in Pediatric Surgery 2024

Video Published 2024-02-26 Updated 2026-08-01

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A brief announcement segment from the Best of the Best in Pediatric Surgery 2024 competition, revealing the winner of Heat 3. Five research presentations competed: lipid nanoparticle delivery of microRNA 148A for NEC, sexual function and fertility outcomes in Hirschsprung's disease, outcomes from colonic pull-through for cloacal atrophy, single-cell guided prenatal derivation of fetal organoids, and clinical characteristics and MMP-7 levels for biliary atresia. Dr. Shruthi Srinivas won with her presentation on outcomes from colonic pull-through for cloacal atrophy, differentiated by colon length in a multi-institutional study, advancing to the second round.

Key Takeaways

  • Dr. Shruthi Srinivas won Heat 3 with multi-institutional data on colonic pull-through outcomes for cloacal atrophy by colon length. (1:15)
  • Heat 3 featured five presentations spanning NEC therapeutics, Hirschsprung outcomes, cloacal repair, fetal organoids, and biliary atresia. (0:04)
  • Competition was tight between the second and third place presentations in this heat. (0:50)

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Who's speaking

  • Speaker 1 — host
  • Speaker 2 — host

Chapters

  • 0:00Heat 3 Recap — Speaker recaps the five competing presentations in Heat 3 of the competition.
  • 0:50Winner Announcement — Hosts reveal Dr. Shruthi Srinivas as the winner of Heat 3, advancing to the second round.

Key claims

  • 0:04Dr. Mina Yeina discussed lipid nanoparticle delivery of microRNA 148A and attenuation of intestinal inflammation during NEC — Speaker 2
  • 0:20Dr. Joseph Davidson presented on sexual function and fertility outcomes in Hirschsprung's disease patients — Speaker 2
  • 0:25Dr. Shruthi Srinivas presented outcomes from colonic pull-through for cloacal atrophy — Speaker 2
  • 0:31Dr. Kala presented on single-cell guided prenatal derivation of fetal organoids — Speaker 2
  • 0:40Dr. Zheng presented on clinical characteristics and MMP-7 levels for biliary atresia — Speaker 2
  • 1:15Dr. Shruthi Srinivas won Heat 3 with her presentation on outcomes from colonic pull-through for cloacal atrophy, differentiated by colon length, in a multi-institutional study — Speaker 1
  • 0:50The competition between the second and third presentations was very tight — Speaker 1
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Srinivas Advances with Cloacal Atrophy Pull-Through Outcomes Study

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Heat 3 Result

One of the discussants won the third heat of the Best of the Best competition with a multi-institutional study examining outcomes from colonic pull-through for cloacal atrophy, differentiated by colon length 1:15. The decision was close between the second and third presentations 0:50.

Competing Presentations

Five presentations competed in this heat:

  • One presenter discussed lipid nanoparticle delivery of microRNA 148A and attenuation of intestinal inflammation during necrotizing enterocolitis 0:04
  • Another examined sexual function and fertility outcomes in Hirschsprung's disease patients 0:20
  • The winning presentation addressed colonic pull-through outcomes for cloacal atrophy 0:25
  • One discussant presented on single-cell guided prenatal derivation of fetal organoids 0:31
  • Another presented clinical characteristics and MMP-7 levels for biliary atresia 0:40

Implications

The winner advances to the second round of the competition. The winning presentation addressed a specific technical question in cloacal reconstruction: how outcomes vary based on the length of colon available for pull-through, analyzed across multiple institutions 1:15.

Takeaways from this story

  • Multi-institutional cloacal pull-through outcomes study won Heat 3, advancing presenter to round two
  • Competition featured NEC inflammation attenuation, Hirschsprung fertility outcomes, and biliary atresia biomarkers
  • Winning study differentiated cloacal reconstruction outcomes by available colon length across institutions

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